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Message of Condolence in an Email for a Mother Written to a Son

This condolence email message for a beloved mother written to her son will remind the son what a fun and carefree woman she was, and how she’ll be remembered for her great laugh and her love of life. In the condolence email message for a mother written to a son example, include any stories you have of the mother or memories of the mother with the son. The letter is appropriate for teenagers and adults.

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Message of Condolence in an Email for a Mother Written to a Son

My Condolences

Dear Matthew,

I just heard the news about your mom. I can’t imagine how you must be feeling right now. Everyone who knew Nancy just loved her.

I remember what an amazing woman your mom was! She had such a great laugh that you just had to smile and chuckle along with her. My fondest memory was during the summer BBQ in your backyard. Remember how Nancy told jokes, danced and twirled around like a ballerina? What a great day that was. She had the whole group in stitches!

I’m so sorry for your loss. Please don’t worry about anything here at work – we’ll take care of it. Let me know what I can do to help you get through the next few weeks. Take care of yourself.

Sincerely,

Jack